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2025-07-15
The Gösgen nuclear power plant in Däniken in canton Solothurn is not producing any electricity until further notice. The operator must provide evidence of fallback in case of a possible overload in the feedwater pipework system. The supervisory authority ENSI has not given any time frame for this. The safety scenarios are very comprehensive and …
Swiss shares fall slightly after US tariff verdict against EU
2025-07-14
The stock market started the new week lower on Monday. The reason for this is the US announcement of extra tariffs of 30% on EU goods from August 1. The market had actually hoped for an early defusing of the trade conflict. The Swiss Market index SMI lost 0.19% to 11,915 points by around 9.40 …
Barry Callebaut sells less chocolate than expected
2025-07-10
Swiss chocolate producer Barry Callebaut was hit hard by high cocoa prices in the first nine months of its fiscal year. +Get the most important news from Switzerland in your inbox The world’s largest chocolate company generated more income than in the same period of the previous year despite selling less chocolate. The company broke …
Swiss inaction threatens global antibiotic development push
2025-07-08
Switzerland is a major hub for pharmaceutical companies, but it has done little to encourage the development of new antibiotics – a shortfall that could have serious consequences at home and abroad. Global health experts have long warned that resistance to antimicrobials, including antibiotics, is a slow-moving crisis with deadly consequences. In 2019, antimicrobial resistance …
Swiss face “difficult” pharma negotiations with Mercosur
2025-07-04
Work still needs to be done on pharmaceutical products as part of the free trade agreement signed with Mercosur, said Swiss Economics Minister Guy Parmelin. +Get the most important news from Switzerland in your inbox However, Parmelin added that the outcome of the negotiations was very good. “The negotiations were difficult right up to the …
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